Hey, guys, there is a list in the old Star Fleet Handbook, Vol. 12 that interests me for various reasons. I thought I would type it up for ease of reference:
Well, as I mentioned in another thread, I have been very interested in the fan scene of the 70s—not all aspects of the fan scene, but, general stuff like this about the characters and the aliens and the technology. It was basically fanfic, but, because there were very few official sources at the time, it’s been interesting to see where various unofficial sources from those days influenced other unofficial and official sources.
A few years later, the U.S.S. Enterprise Officer’s Manual printed a version of this list which was greatly changed due to the influence of TMP. We can talk about those changes if you want, but I’m mainly interested in the above list.
The first curiousity is that he includes characters from TOS, TAS, and Phase II. I think he assumed some characters who had transferred off the ship during TOS (Riley, Alden, Rand) might return in Phase II, with promotions.
Of course it’s an unrealistically maximal list, by which I mean it is hard to imagine many of these officers serving together at the same time. But I think that’s partly to show off his research, and partly to try to show what a full complement would look like. It makes sense that at any given time there would be a psychiatrist and a chemist and an astrobiologist on board.
So, my first question for you is general: did he do a good job of representing how the divisions and departments break down?
Second question, a little more specific: do you spot any info here which came from a source other than TOS proper (Whitfield, Trimble, Schnaubelt, Blish, Foster…)?
Finally, ultra-specific, what is the idea with ordnance? I can only guess he felt there ought to be an ordnance, so, he threw three random guys on the job. Still, I feel like I am missing something, here.
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OFFICERS
U.S.S. ENTERPRISE PERSONNEL
COMMAND
CAPT. KIRK COMMANDING OFFICER SC 937-0176 CEC
CMDR. DECKER EXECUTIVE OFFICER EC 948-885
LT. SULU HELMSMAN HC 173-950
LT. RYAN HELMSMAN HC 174-199
LT. LESLIE HELMSMAN HC 205-787
LT. HANSEN HELMSMAN HC 433-089
LT. RHADA HELMSMAN HC 493-595
LT. ILIA HELMSMAN HC 987-879
LT. CMDR RILEY CHIEF NAVIGATOR CNC 146-892
LT. FARREL NAVIGATION OFFICER NC 195-058
LT. DePAUL NAVIGATION OFFICER NC 255-288
LT. AREX NAVIGATION OFFICER NC 887-657
LT. CLAYTON CHIEF PILOT CPC 980-711
LT. BRENT ORDNANCE OFFICER OC 247-276
LT. STILES ORDNANCE OFFICER OC 251-709
LT. JOHNSON ORDNANCE OFFICER OC 978-497
LT. ROMAINE RECORDS OFFICER RC 507-142
SCIENCES
CMDR. SPOCK SCIENCE OFFICER S 179-276 SP
LT. XON ASS'T SCIENCE OFFICER AS 409-671
LT. HADLEY CHIEF SCIENTIST CSS 985-089
LT. JAEGER SCIENTIST (GEOLOGIST/METEOROLOGIST/
GEOPHYSICIST) SS 066-783
LT. NOEL SCIENTIST (CHIEF PSYCHIATRIST) SS 113-414
LT. BOMA SCIENTIST (CHIEF ASTROPHYSICIST) SS 163-024
LT. RODRIGUEZ SCIENTIST (CHIEF BOTANIST) SS 245-487
LT. PALAMAS SCIENTIST (ARCHAEOLOGICAL/ANTHROPOLOGIST) SS 608-560
LT. MOREAU SCIENTIST (CHIEF CHEMIST) SS 622-241
LT. RAWLINS SCIENTIST (CHIEF GEOLOGIST) SS 646-718
LT. PHILLIPS SCIENTIST (ASTROBIOLOGIST) SS 686-956
LT. MULHALL SCIENTIST (CHIEF ASTROBIOLOGIST) SS 942-952
LT. CMDR. MCCOY CHIEF SURGEON SM 357-977
LT. CMDR. HARRISON DOCTOR (PATHOLOGIST) M 255-375
LT. CMDR. M'BENGA DOCTOR (SURGEON) M 324-004
LT. CMDR. SANCHEZ DOCTOR (SURGEON) M 968-671
LT. CHAPEL HEAD NURSE MN 286-198
ENGINEERING & SHIP'S SERVICES
LT. CMDR. SCOTT CHIEF ENGINEER SE 197-514
LT. DeSALLE ASS'T CHIEF ENGINEER AE 244-596
LT. MASTERS ENGINEERING OFFICER E 123-320
LT. SINGH ENGINEERING OFFICER E 342-413
LT. ELLIOTT ENGINEERING OFFICER E 846-018
LT. WASHBURN ENGINEERING OFFICER E 934-851
LT. KYLE TRANSPORTER CHIEF CTE 818-617
LT. O'NEIL TRANSPORTER OFFICER TE 897-632
LT. BRIEL CHIEF MESS OFFICER CME 013-461
LT. CMDR. ALDEN CHIEF OF COMMUNICATIONS CCE 830-868
LT. UHURA COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER CE 540-621
LT. JOSEPHS COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER CE 605-760
LT. PALMER COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER CE 873-155
LT. MARTINE-TELLER COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER CE 974-276
LT. M'RESS COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER CE 988-813
LT. CMDR. GIOTTO CHIEF OF SECURITY CSE 514-293
LT. CMDR. KELOWITZ SECURITY OFFICER SYE 086-887
LT. OSBORNE SECURITY OFFICER SYE 113-222
LT. ROWE SECURITY OFFICER SYE 136-116
LT. SHEA SECURITY OFFICER SYE 205-090
LT. LEMLI SECURITY OFFICER SYE 298-047
LT. NORED SECURITY OFFICER SYE 316-180
LT. DICKERSON SECURITY OFFICER SYE 596-872
LT. RAND HEAD YEOMAN CY 080-495
Well, as I mentioned in another thread, I have been very interested in the fan scene of the 70s—not all aspects of the fan scene, but, general stuff like this about the characters and the aliens and the technology. It was basically fanfic, but, because there were very few official sources at the time, it’s been interesting to see where various unofficial sources from those days influenced other unofficial and official sources.
A few years later, the U.S.S. Enterprise Officer’s Manual printed a version of this list which was greatly changed due to the influence of TMP. We can talk about those changes if you want, but I’m mainly interested in the above list.
The first curiousity is that he includes characters from TOS, TAS, and Phase II. I think he assumed some characters who had transferred off the ship during TOS (Riley, Alden, Rand) might return in Phase II, with promotions.
Of course it’s an unrealistically maximal list, by which I mean it is hard to imagine many of these officers serving together at the same time. But I think that’s partly to show off his research, and partly to try to show what a full complement would look like. It makes sense that at any given time there would be a psychiatrist and a chemist and an astrobiologist on board.
So, my first question for you is general: did he do a good job of representing how the divisions and departments break down?
Second question, a little more specific: do you spot any info here which came from a source other than TOS proper (Whitfield, Trimble, Schnaubelt, Blish, Foster…)?
Finally, ultra-specific, what is the idea with ordnance? I can only guess he felt there ought to be an ordnance, so, he threw three random guys on the job. Still, I feel like I am missing something, here.